Comics Journal #303
2018·312 pages
A renowned comics magazine with in-depth interviews, criticism, and editorials on the evolving mainstream of American comics.
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A renowned comics magazine with in-depth interviews, criticism, and editorials on the evolving mainstream of American comics.
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Featuring over 500 pictures, TALES FROM THE DMV: THE ORIGINS OF COMIC FANDOM IN WASHINGTON D.C, MARYLAND, AND VIRGINIA showcases firsthand stories from comic book fans of the 1930s through the 1970s, who tell what it was like being a comic collector in the hobby''s earliest days: the first comic book stores, the first conventions, and, best of all, the other fans. Be amazed as you read about the Muller brothers and Carl Bridgers and Ted White and Fred von Bernewitz buying comics off the stands i...
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will contain mild spoilers
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Moderate focus on cultural and social shifts in comics industry perception.
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